• Generic packing motifs in vapor-deposited glasses of organic semiconductors 

  Bagchi, Kushal; Gujral, Ankit; Toney, Michael; Ediger, Mark (Royal society of chemistry, 2019-08-23)

  We study the structure of vapor-deposited glasses of five common organic semiconductors as a function of substrate temperature during deposition, using synchrotron X-ray scattering. For deposition at a substrate temperature ...

• Simultaneous Detection of Ozone and Nitrogen Dioxide by Oxygen Anion Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry: A Fast Time Response Sensor Suitable for Eddy Covariance Measurements 

  Novak, Gordon; Vermeuel, Michael; Bertram, Timothy (Atmos. Meas. Tech., Published by Copernicus Publications on behalf of the European Geosciences Union., 2020-04-01)

  We report on the development, characterization, and field deployment of a fast time response sensor for measuring ozone (O3) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) concentrations utilizing chemical ionization time-of-flight mass ...

• CCBC Choices 2019 

  Horning, Kathleen T.; Lindgren, Merri V.; Schliesman, Megan; Tyner, Madeline (Friends of the CCBC, Inc., 2019-03)

• Application of mild hypothermia successfully mitigates neural injury in a 3D in-vitro model of traumatic brain injury 

  Scimone, Mark T.; Cramer, Harry C. , III; Hopkins, Paul; Estrada, Jonathan B.; Franck, Christian (PLOS One, 2020-03-05)

  Therapeutic hypothermia (TH) is an attractive target for mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) treatment, yet significant gaps in our mechanistic understanding of TH, especially at the cellular level, remain and need to be ...

• Optimal electrotactile stimulation waveforms for human information display 

  Kaczmarek, Kurt A. (1991-08)

  Electrotactile (electrocutaneous) stimulation can deliver visual, auditory, and remote tactile information to the skin by directly stimulating afferent touch nerve fibers in a localized region. We review sensory physiology, ...

• A time-division multiplexed tactile vision substitution system 

  Kaczmarek, Kurt A. (1984-05)

  We have developed a computer-controlled tactile vision substitution system which maximizes use of the skin's ability to process spatial and temporal information. The system receives a 128-column X 64-row image from a ...

• Epitaxial and Lateral Solid-Phase Crystallization of Complex Oxides 

  Chen, Yajin (2019)

  The crystallization of complex-oxide materials through a transformation from the amorphous to crystalline forms presents a range of new opportunities to synthesize new materials, and simultaneously poses important scientific ...

• Prioritize Winter Crash Severity Influencing Factors in US Midwestern for Autonomous Vehicle 

  Dai, Shenghong (2020-02-28)

  Adverse weather conditions in winter have significant impacts on crash occurrences and risks. Human drivers can adjust driving styles based on the context information of the surrounding traffic and environments. Similar ...

• Correlating the Impact of Project Oversight on U.S. Navy Construction Projects 

  Lawrenz, Heidi (2019)

  ABSTRACT Limited analysis has been conducted to quantify the effects of Owner project oversight† on construction projects, particularly in the public sector. The intent of this research project is to correlate project ...

• POTENTIAL CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS TO STREAM TEMPERATURE IN THE MARENGO RIVER HEADWATERS 

  Fehling, Anna C. (2019)

  ABSTRACT Cold-water trout habitat in Wisconsin is projected to significantly decrease as a result of climate change. The extent of habitat loss depends, in part, on groundwater discharge to the stream, which can provide ...

• A New Semantic Approach on Yelp Review-star Rating Classification 

  Wu, Shuang; Wang, Xiaodong; Qi, Bozhao (2020-02-26)

  This paper introduces a new semantic approach for yelp review star rating prediction. Our approach extracts feature vectors from user reviews to develop star prediction models. User review text contains detailed information ...

• (C)art Therapy: Sketch Mapping Workshops for Early Teens as a Case Study in Post-representational Cartography 

  Iverson, Alicia Adelle (2019)

  In this study, I considered the process of mapping as art intervention programming for individuals to uncover the important role that place plays in life’s experiences (affective geographies), specifically the emotions ...

• Cocoa and Forests: Smallholder Incentives in Sustainable Cocoa Production 

  Teague, Molly (2019)

  I provide background information on the history of cocoa production in Côte d’Ivoire and describe the study area. I also provide some preliminary results on land access and tenure systems, land use history, and cocoa ...

• Homeless Choice and Public Camping in Denver Homeless Organizing 

  Leavitt, Luke (2019)

• Reimagining a Violent Landscape: Disaster, Development and Cartographic Imagination in the Brahmaputra River Valley 

  Inks, Kevin (2019)

  The physical geography of India's Brahmaputra River, one of the world's largest braided rivers, is characterized by constant shift. Communities along the river experience frequent and intense flooding, and displacement due ...

• Where Do We Go From Here?: Understanding Mobile Map Design 

  Abraham, Leanne (2019)

  As global smartphone ownership rises, so does the global usage of mobile maps on smartphones. As mobile map usage increases, it is essential to understand what separates mobile maps as a unique from of cartographic expression. ...

• Impact of Time Step On the Results of a Fully-Distributed Watershed Model for Scenario Analysis 

  Risk, Clara (2019)

  Major storms are significant drivers of runoff from agricultural areas, which implies that modeling watershed processes at smaller time steps, such as hourly versus daily, will allow such effects to be expressed in a ...

• Human Movement Patterns of Different Racial-Ethnic and Economic Groups in U.S. Top 50 Cities: What Can Social Media Tell Us About Segregation? 

  Wu, Meiliu (2019)

  Human movement patterns, one of the important fields in human mobility study, is significant for various practical applications, and many studies have proven that it is strongly impacted by individual socioeconomic and ...

• More Than One Way to Kill a Spruce Forest: the Role of Fire and Climate in the Late-Glacial Decline of Spruce Woodlands Across the Southern Great Lakes Region 

  Jensen, Allison M. (2019)

  In the North American boreal forest, temperatures are expected to rise by 4 to 11 °C over the next century and fires are predicted to increase in size, severity, and frequency. The combination of warming and intensified ...

• Machine Learning Approach to Event Detection for Load Monitoring 

  Sundaray, Priyabrata (2019)

  Today’s Electricity market is highly interconnected. The actions of customers, transmission and distribution systems, generation systems, markets, and service providers are correlated. The dynamic stability of the grid ...

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